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2021 LCS Co-streaming Policy
The co-streaming program returns this year.
LCS returns on Friday, January 15 and we’re excited to announce that the co-streaming program will be back for both Lock In and Spring Split.
The co-streaming program is still available to a select group of creators - members of the NA League Partner Program, Oceanic League Partner Program, and LCS/Academy teams. The LCS may also add pre-selected streamers or broadcast partners over the course of the split.
The co-streaming policy (see full details below) varies per region so please keep in mind that this only applies to the LCS and Academy broadcasts. All co-streamers need to adhere to the following guidelines.
The 2021 LCS Spring Split Co-streaming Policy:
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- Co-streaming is defined as rebroadcasting the content from a current
stream while adding live commentary and/or video.
- Only LCS and Academy team members, specific broadcast partners, and
NA/OCE LPP members will be permitted to co-stream live LCS games and
Academy games. The LCS reserves the right to extend invites for
participation in the co-streaming program to other streamers or
broadcast partners with the express written consent of LCS
management.
- If you choose to include a guest in your co-stream, that guest must
also follow the guidelines of the co-streaming program at all times.
Guests cannot publish content from the co-stream to their own channel
unless they are an approved partner, LCS or Academy player, or in
NA/OCE LPP. **All co-streamers and their guests must meet the legal age
requirement of 21+ for our sponsors.**
- Co-streaming is only available in English at this time on the
following live platforms: Twitch, YouTube, Facebook, and Caffeine.
The LCS Management team reserves the right to make language and
platform exceptions at any time.
- LCS and Academy sponsors, sponsored segments, or stitched commercials
may not be altered or covered in any way. Do not disparage League
sponsors.
- Co-streamer sponsors may be used assuming (i) they do not conflict
with LCS sponsors; and (ii) they are not on the Restricted
Sponsorship List (Drugs, Liquor, Pornography, Gambling).
- All co-streaming of live Academy and LCS games must comply with [The Summoner’s Code][1], [Riot Games Legal Jibber Jabber][2], and the terms of service on your respective streaming platform.
- All co-streamers must provide viewership data to the LCS and Academy
for the time they are co-streaming any LCS and Academy broadcast.
Note: this is automated by a third party, so this will not be
necessary to provide unless specifically requested.
- Please be responsible, and respectful. LCS reserves the right to
remove access to the co-stream program at any time.
[1]: https://na.leagueoflegends.com/en/featured/summoners-code
[2]: https://www.riotgames.com/en/legal
